" Dàojiào Bāxiān " - Taoist 8 Immortals - Dit Da Jow - 3 Ounce - Rare

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Dàojiào Bāxiān
Taoist 8 Immortals -  Dit Da Jow
Up for your consideration is one, 3 ounce bottle of a relatively rare jow in the western world.
Taoist 8 Immortals Dit Da Jow is a old classic Jow  by some accounts dating back close to 1300 years to one of the eight immortals named Lu Dong Pin. This jow is applied after  exercises and for treating injuries from training and combat. It is used in many styles of Kung Fu and Qigong and is a valuable addition to any martial style.
Furthermore,the 8 Immortals of Chinese folklore  have been linked to the initial development of
qigong
exercises such as the
Eight Piece Brocade
.
There are some
Chinese martial arts styles
named after them, which use fighting techniques that are attributed to the characteristics of each immortal.
Some
drunken boxing styles
make extensive use of the Eight Immortals archetypes for conditioning, qigong/meditation and combat training.
One subsection of BaYingQuan drunken fist training includes methodologies for each of the eight immortals.
A difficult and unique jow to produce as it uses a 3 step process with specified time for each process ... then all come together and are aged as one.